Botrytis cinerea Pers., (a discomycete and grey mould, soft rot of fruit, tomato ghost spot disease (causative organism))

2 Jul 2000 at OSGR: SU56 in Berks, England

Record Summary	Mould on rat dropping
Found as	Anamorph
Date	2 July 2000
Associated organism	Rattus
OS grid ref	OSGR: SU56
Lat/Lon	51° 20’ N, 1° 10’ W
Vice County	Berks, VC no: 22
Country	England

Notes:

Lower part of aerial hyphae: brown, septate, 5-13µm diam.

Upper part of aerial hyphae: hyaline, cyanophilic, with branches constricted at base, di- to tri-chotomous at the tips.

Conidia: 7.7-9/5µm hyaline, smooth, ellipsoid, cyanophilic.

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Botrytis cinerea Pers., (a discomycete and grey mould, soft rot of fruit, tomato ghost spot disease (causative organism))

2 Jul 2000 at OSGR: SU56 in Berks, England

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